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Kathy and Phil Newby
January 7, 2005
We only met Mister Earle in the last two years since my Mother has been at Lexington Country Place. We enjoyed seeing him daily and talking UK basketball with him. He was a delightful man and we will miss him.
Ramona (Davis) Williams
December 29, 2004
I have many fond memories of Mr. Earle as my family (Charles and Janet Parsons) lived on the farm at Colemansville for many years. He was a gentle giant to my sister, Ronda, and I both. His contributions in Harrison County will remain his legacy and the impact he made to many.
Shirley Howard
December 29, 2004
I am sorry to hear about the passing of Kelly. I was a vocational agriculture teacher at Grant County High School when he was teaching at Harrison County. We had lost contact in recent years, but I always held him in high regard. My sincere sympathy.
Judy (Sharp) Criswell
December 28, 2004
I am so sorry for your loss of Mr. Earle. I can remember how he made an impact on my life. I would come to Berry on the weekend to visit my grandmother. He always counted my change back to me. He taught me how it was important to do so. Even in spite of the hardships he faced, Mr. Earle was the same person every time that I saw him. He was a very special person to me that will be geatly missed. Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sandra (Feeback) Batson
December 28, 2004
Mr. Earle was a kind, considerate, and wonderful gentleman. He always had kind words & a smile for everyone. He will be greatly missed by all of us who knew him. I extend my deepest sympathy to Patricia & Gary, not only have you lost a dear father, but everyone had lost a "true gentleman". Our prayers are with you.
William & Ruth Copes Kendall
December 28, 2004
Mr. Earle was a lovely man. He was a former teacher of mine and will be greatly missed.
Logan Hargis
December 28, 2004
Sorry for your lost. Mr.Earle was a great man and love life. He will be great missed.
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